Xen users - Oct 2005 - Beta-announcement - xenConsole for your Xen

Hello all,

I''ve been running Xen 2.0x for some few months and have written a
simple top(1)-like tool - xenConsole - which continously displays all
running domains, along with their CPU-consumption, load averages,
percentual CPU-/memory-usage, domain uptimes and so forth.

A screenshot probably explains it better than me:

http://www.gothix.dk/xenConsole/xcon-0.10b1-ok.PNG

It requires Perl, a Xen 2.0 setup and CPAN modules like POE,
Curses::UI, and more.

I''ve tested with Xen 2.07 and Debian Sarge as the Domain-0 host OS,
but it should run on all Linux''es and very likely the BSD''s
too.
Please report back to me, if you run into problems installing
xenConsole or otherwise using it.

Download:

  Debian: http://www.gothix.dk/xenConsole/xenconsole_r0.10b1-2_all.deb
  RPM:    http://www.gothix.dk/xenConsole/xenConsole-r0.10b1-1.noarch.rpm
  tar.gz: http://www.gothix.dk/xenConsole/xenConsole-r0.10b1-1.tar.gz

Cheers,
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Stig

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Hello there,

	Great tool! Thank you. Only problem was that I didn''t find all perl
modules in the Debian stable repository. Or may be I missed something? 


Thank you again,


Christophe Painchaud


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Subject: 	[Xen-users] Beta-announcement - xenConsole for your Xen
From: 	"Stig H. Jacobsen" <shj@pobox.com>
Date: 	Fri, 28 Oct 2005 18:33:32 +0200

Hello all,

I''ve been running Xen 2.0x for some few months and have written a
simple top(1)-like tool - xenConsole - which continously displays all
running domains, along with their CPU-consumption, load averages,
percentual CPU-/memory-usage, domain uptimes and so forth.

A screenshot probably explains it better than me:

http://www.gothix.dk/xenConsole/xcon-0.10b1-ok.PNG

It requires Perl, a Xen 2.0 setup and CPAN modules like POE,
Curses::UI, and more.

I''ve tested with Xen 2.07 and Debian Sarge as the Domain-0 host OS,
but it should run on all Linux''es and very likely the BSD''s
too.
Please report back to me, if you run into problems installing
xenConsole or otherwise using it.

Download:

  Debian: http://www.gothix.dk/xenConsole/xenconsole_r0.10b1-2_all.deb
  RPM:    http://www.gothix.dk/xenConsole/xenConsole-r0.10b1-1.noarch.rpm
  tar.gz: http://www.gothix.dk/xenConsole/xenConsole-r0.10b1-1.tar.gz

Cheers,
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On 10/31/05, PAINCHAUD Christophe <cpainchaud@ecritel.net> wrote:
>         Great tool! Thank you. Only problem was that I didn''t find
all perl
> modules in the Debian stable repository. Or may be I missed something?
No, you aren''t missing anything - it is just that not all the modules
required by xenConsole are available from Debian stable. But it is
fairly easy to pull anything needed from CPAN:

sudo cpan -i Curses::UI::POE

The next version will require the latest POE anyway, which isn''t in
Debian stable either - I''ll try to provide a script to automate the
module setup a bit.

Cheers,
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I must be missing a perl module anyway : Load Averages and Uptimes
aren''t displayed at all. Anything else is looking good.


PAINCHAUD Christophe

-----Message d''origine-----
De : stighj@gmail.com [mailto:stighj@gmail.com] De la part de Stig H.
Jacobsen
Envoyé : lundi 31 octobre 2005 15:41
À : PAINCHAUD Christophe
Cc : xen-users@lists.xensource.com
Objet : Re: Beta-announcement - xenConsole for your Xen

On 10/31/05, PAINCHAUD Christophe <cpainchaud@ecritel.net> wrote:
>         Great tool! Thank you. Only problem was that I didn''t find
all
perl
> modules in the Debian stable repository. Or may be I missed something?
No, you aren''t missing anything - it is just that not all the modules
required by xenConsole are available from Debian stable. But it is
fairly easy to pull anything needed from CPAN:

sudo cpan -i Curses::UI::POE

The next version will require the latest POE anyway, which isn''t in
Debian stable either - I''ll try to provide a script to automate the
module setup a bit.

Cheers,
--
Stig


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